and his rippling abs of steel

Probably Jyggalag.

Because I find the idea of cold, deterministic knowledge quite sixeh.

Jyggalag doesnt know everything, not with free will. So he sets the deck so to speak. Its alot easier to predict what your opponent will do when he only has one option.

The provinces could argue that facism is what they've had for the last 433 years, although whatever it is, it's done them more good than harm, considering how much infighting it's saved them. And with the lack of an emperor and talk of seccesion, there's probably going to be a lot more chaos (at least more than before) in the coming years.



He can still predict what they will choose, most of the time.


But the wager was that solitude wouldn't be putting her sanity at risk; she didn't think that it would hurt her priestess. Not to mention that she was the one who brought along Dagoth Ur's downfall, and as for the Tribunal, one could argue that the deaths of Ayem and Seht were Sheogorath's doing (he seemed a lot more outraged than Azura when the Tribunal was formed). And she stopped the ashstorms in Mournhold.

I would worship all of them

But mostly Hermy, he sparks my interest
Or Sheogorath or Hircine or Azura or... yeah.

Peryite, that was I could organize an uprising from the lower classes of Oblivion and take over. :gun:

Dang lurkers, we should persecute them, drive them away with torches and pitchforks and stuff, and the penguins too... wait, oh... :bolt:

:turtle:

Hircine.

Hermaeus Mora, if I could implement google searchability in his library.

And that mask. Whooo...

I also worship Hermaeus Mora, if that's the daedra that looks like a crab..!!!!!!!!!!!!! although I like Mephala quite a bit too..

Boethiah, Mephala...Come to think of it, any daedra that is capable of destabilizing a continent in one way or another.

Not one in perticular, I'd just do quests for all of them.

Probably Mora or.. some one else.

Isn't that guys realm who has a library of unlimited knowledge?

Yeah. The Woodland Man's sphere consists of the knowledge of fate and just secret knowledge in general.

Note that because of this "fate knowledge," he's connected to Akatosh; thus, he's also one of the oldest Daedra. ALSO, because of this, he can be considered mere "withershin chaos," as my sig dictates.

Okay, I think I remember reading a book about this master conjurer who was trapped in his realm for eternity, so I geuss if you allowed into Mora's realm you wouldn't be coming out?

Very hard choice to make for me, but I suppose...
Hermaeus Mora.

I vaguely remember reading something like that, so i'd say yes. You'd probably become one of those ghosts that roam through his libraries.

It only makes sense; you'd literally learn the knowledge of time itself. It would be "cheating" at life, and I bet HERMA MORA wouldn't let you do that.

But he said that there were ghosts floating all over the library.

Probably Sheogorath. Madness has always suited me well. If not him, then Hircine. Better to be the hunter than the hunted.

...I know. Those were the ghosts I was talking about.... :huh:

Sheogorath....oh, wait.

Eat THAT, Word Merchant!

None of them. Because I'm not foolish enough to worship a godlike being that thinks of me as nothing more than a plaything that's not even theirs. You know how people treat things they have that aren't technically theirs; just look at how people treat rental cars.

They have to suffer no major lasting consequences upon themselves for their actions. Therefore, their demeanor likely hasn't passed beyond that of a child. Would YOU want to worship a child with godlike powers that is prone to temper tantrums?

It may be prudent to traffic with them when it is mutually beneficial, but to worship them.... folly.

Worship is not always complete love and adoration. I'm pretty sure few Aztecs had a soft spot for the god who demanded the blood of thousands. And doesn't Islam translate to something like 'obedience.' Awe should be sufficient, for most of the Princes.